Michael J. McNamara

The Fujifilm has a unique dual-axis rotating lens that allows for a wide variety of placement options. It's more expensive than others in its lumen class, but its flexibility is unmatched.

In Part 1 of our Projector Resolution Shoot-Out, Mike McNamara described how pixel-shifting and other factors affect perceived resolution. Here in Part 2, he shares his photographic test results from six projectors.

What effect do pixel-shifting and factors like contrast and lens quality have on the detail and sharpness of 4K projectors? In this two-part series, Mike McNamara does the deep dive with six UHD projectors to find out.

BenQ's cutting-edge CinePro HT9060 proves what a state-of-the-art LED light engine can really do.

Modular micro-LED displays, like Sony's Crystal LED and Samsung's Wall, have been wowing tradeshow attendees. But are they really ready for Main Street?

Everyone says flat-panel TVs are brighter than projectors...but when it comes to "brightness," everything is relative.

Projectors are a great choice for home theater. Just try buying one at your local big-box store...

In the first installment of his blog The Projectionist, Mike McNamara looks back to remind us that we've come a long, long way since film ruled the roost.

Chroma subsampling is the fancy name for a form of compression that makes viewing high resolution video in your home possible. Contributing tech editor Michael J. McNamara shows us how it works.

The 2019 Integrated Systems Europe show was brimming with new laser projectors of all shapes and sizes. Here's a full rundown from the floor.